Case in point, after last week’s game against the Los Angeles Chargers, Chase found himself on the receiving end of some major praise from elite defender Derwin James. Joe Danneman of Fox 19 captured the quick summary: “Best in the world. I don’t give a f*** what nobody say. Best in the world.”

Bengals WR Ja'Marr Chase is talented enough to earn a contract that exceeds Justin Jefferson's. But will the Bengals actually pay him?

According to ESPN NFL Insider Jeremy Fowler, “Many scouts and coaches believe (Ja’Marr) Chase strikes more fear in opponents because of his big-play ability. He’s validating that belief, which means the price tag only goes up.” That line was in ...

Here’s the problem for the Bengals: Chase’s price was always going to go up next offseason due to the nature of the market. They knew that. But it doesn’t help that he’s flirting with a Triple Crown and his agent is openly celebrating how easy he’s making the job for his reps.

NFL teams may dislike game-planning against Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase more than even Minnesota Vikings wideout Justin

Justin Jefferson trails former college teammate Ja'Marr Chase by 144 yards for the NFL receiving lead through 11 weeks. With the Bengals on their bye this week, Jefferson can catch him on Sunday against the Bears, but he'll need his biggest game of the season to do it.